This document is a resume for Angela Thetford, who is seeking a position as a Medical Laboratory Technician. She has extensive experience working in medical laboratories through both her clinical rotations and previous positions at the National Institutes of Health and a veterinary hospital. She has strong skills in a variety of laboratory techniques and maintains certifications and a high GPA. The resume lists her education, skills, experience, publications, and volunteer activities to demonstrate her qualifications for an MLT role.

1. ANGELA THETFORD
9003 Carthage Ct, Waldorf, MD 20603 | C: 301-325-2513 | thetfordangela@gmail.com
Professional Summary
Hard-working, Medical LaboratoryTechnician (MLT) student, seeking a generalist position, where Ican applymy
education and clinical experience. Hospital or Reference lab preferred in Southern Maryland,with a positive environment
and opportunity for continued education towardsMedical Laboratory Technologist (MT) degree.Diligentand focused on
the timely,quality completion of all lab procedures, and workswell under pressure and time constraintswithin
high-volume environments.
Lab Compentencies
Experience with QA and QCprocedures Experience with ABL2 and ABL3 infectious agents
Detail Oriented, Problem Solver and Multi-Tasker Proficient in research data collection, analysis, and
Efficient and productive in test execution and formatting for publication
analysis, including; hematology, urinalysis,serology, Proficient at accurately analyzing, recording and
microbiology and blood banking. reporting test results, including abnormal
Proficientin Microsoft Word, Power Point and Excel specimens.
Proficient in Medical Terminology Effectively managed and executed large research
collaborations with National Institute of Allergies and
Infectious Disease (NIAID), Radiation Oncology
Branch (ROB) and Radiation Biology Branch (RBB)
within the National Institutesof Health (NIH)
Organization
Certifications
ASCP Member ID 25489658
CPR March 2014 to March 2016
GPA 3.93
PHI THETA KAPPA Honor Society Member
The National Society of Leadership and Success
Education and Training
Associate of Applied Science: Medical Laboratory Technician
College ofSouthern Maryland Expected graduation date May 2016 LaPlata, MD, US
Clinical Rotation sites
University of Maryland Charles RegionalHospital
Fort Washington Hospital
Rotation Benches Completed
Clinical Microbiology
Hematology and Coagulation
Phlebotomy
Professional Experience
Senior Laboratory Animal Technician for Radiation Biology Branch at NIH 11/2007 to 07/2015
Leidos Frederick, MD
Performed a variety of cancer treatment modalities including ionizing radiation, cytotoxic and non-cytotoxic drugs,
combinations of drugsand radiation, variousenzymatic inhibitors, antioxidants, and a varietyof agentsthat
impose oxidative stress which are used to reduce tumor growth, enhance the radiosensitivity of tumors, protect
normal tissues against radiation damage, or decrease metastatic phenotypes
Role in research included tumor regrowth delays,lung and tissue fibrosis, cancer models, tissue harvestand
processing.
Routinely performed medicallaboratorytests, procedures, experiments, and analysisto provide data for clinical

2. research studies.
Collaborated research experiments with NIAID, ROB, Brain Institute and DentalInstitute
Oriented newtechnicians, post docs and fellows to the proper operation and function of imaging equipment
Coordinated with investigators, veterinarians and site study team to conducttrials.
Veterinary Technician 12/2005 to 11/2007
St. Mary's Veterinary Hospital Lexington Park, MD
Performed dutiesas a Surgical, ICU, and ER technician
Collected, processed, and analyzed feces,blood and urine samples.
Performed IM, SQ, and IV injectionsand administered oral medication.
Administered pre op anesthetics and monitored effectsduring surgery and post op
Performed venipuncture, IV catheter placement,and drug calculations.
Monitored animals undergoing treatment for changes and signsof improvement.
Operated Digital X-ray, Ultrasound Machine, Anesthesia equipment,EndoscopyEquipment, CBC/Chemistry
Analyzer, and IV Pumps
Educated the community about responsible petownership and wildlife care.
Publications
Ridnour LA, Cheng RY, Weiss JM, Kaur S, Soto-Pantoja DR, Basudhar D, Heinecke JL, Stewart CA,DeGraff
W, Sowers AL, Thetford A, Kesarwala AH, Roberts DD, Young HA, Mitchell JB, Trinchieri G, Wiltrout RH, Wink
DA. NOS Inhibition Modulates Immune Polarization and Improves Radiation-Induced Tumor Growth Delay.
Cancer Res. 2015 Jul
Kim CH, Mitchell JB, Bursill CA, SowersAL, Thetford A, CookJA, van ReykDM, Davies MJ.The nitroxide
radical TEMPOL prevents obesity, hyperlipidaemia, elevation ofinflammatory cytokines,and modulates
atherosclerotic plaque composition in apoE-/- mice. Atherosclerosis. 2015 May.
Leiker AJ, DeGraff W, ChoudhuriR, Sowers AL,Thetford A, Cook JA, Van Waes C,Mitchell JB. Radiation
Enhancement of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma by the Dual PI3K/mTOR Inhibitor PF-05212384. Clin
Cancer Res. 2015 Jun.
Citrin DE, Shankavaram U, Horton JA, Shield W 3rd,Zhao S, Asano H, White A, Sowers A, Thetford A, Chung
EJ.Role of type II pneumocyte senescence in radiation-induced lung fibrosis. JNatl Cancer Inst. 2013 Oct.
Horton JA, Chung EJ, Hudak KE, Sowers A, Thetford A, White AO,Mitchell JB, Citrin DE. Inhibition ofradiation-
induced skin fibrosis with imatinib. Int JRadiat Biol. 2013 Mar
Mitchell JB, Anver MR, Sowers AL, Rosenberg PS, Figueroa M, Thetford A, Krishna MC, AlbertPS, CookJA.
The antioxidant tempolreducescarcinogenesis and enhances survival in mice when administered after nonlethal
total body radiation. Cancer Res. 2012 Sep.
Cotrim AP, Yoshikawa M, Sunshine AN, Zheng C, Sowers AL, Thetford AD, Cook JA, Mitchell JB, Baum BJ.
Pharmacological protection from radiation cisplatin-induced oralmucositis.Int JRadiat Oncol Biol Phys.2012 Jul.
Fabre KM, Saito K, DeGraff W, Sowers AL,Thetford A, Cook JA, Krishna MC, Mitchell JB. The effectsof
resveratrol and selected metaboliteson the radiation and antioxidantresponse. Cancer Biol Ther.2011 Nov 15.
Urick ME, Chung EJ, Shield WP 3rd, Gerber N, White A, Sowers A, Thetford A, Camphausen K, MitchellJ,
Citrin DE. Enhancement of 5-fluorouracil-induced in vitro and in vivo radiosensitization with MEK inhibition. Clin
Cancer Res. 2011 Aug.
Davis RM, Sowers AL, DeGraff W, Bernardo M, Thetford A, Krishna MC, Mitchell JB. A novel nitroxide is an
effective brain redoximaging contrast agentand in vivo radioprotector. Free Radic BiolMed. 2011 Aug.
Flores-Santana W, MoodyT, Chen W, Gorczynski MJ, Shoman ME, VelázquezC, Thetford A, Mitchell JB,
Cherukuri MK, King SB, Wink DA. Nitroxide derivativesof non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugsexert
anti-inflammatoryand superoxide dismutase scavenging properties in A459 cells.Br JPharmacol. 2012Feb.
Brown AP, Chung EJ, Urick ME, Shield WP 3rd, Sowers AL, Thetford A, Shankavaram UT, MitchellJB, Citrin
DE. Evaluation of the fullerene compound DF-1 as a radiation protector. RadiatOncol. 2010 May
Volunteer Activities
CSM HEA Learning Resource Committee FY 2015-2016
Volunteer at CharlesCountyHumane Society